Identifier: memorialsofchris02robe (find matches)
Title: Memorials of Christie's : a record of art sales from 1766 to 1896
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Roberts, W. (William), 1862-1940 Christie, Manson & Woods
Subjects: Christie, Manson & Woods Art
Publisher: London : G. Bell and Sons
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

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a similar subject, the childseated on a parapet, and castle on rocks in thebackground, 30 x 23, 410 guineas ; Gentile Bellini,an Altarpiece, with the Madonna enthroned, witha canopy and gorgeous drapery, on her knee theChild holding an apple, signed, 48 x 32, arched top,650 guineas ; Beltraffio, Portrait of a man, in pro-file, black dress and cap, from the Frizzoni col-lection at Bellaggio, 22 x 18, 360 guineas; Boni-fazio, Madonna and Infant Saviour in a landscape,with St. Catherine offering fruit, from the North-wicke collection, 39 x 59, 450 guineas ; A. Bor-gognone. Madonna and Child, the Facade of theCertosa di Pavia in the course of building in thebackground, 21x14, 4^0 guineas; S. Botticelli, REMBRANDT,PORTRAIT OF NICHOLAS RUTS. From the collection of the late William II,, King of Holland (soldAugust, 1850, ^283) ; purchased by the Queen of Holland from theRooms Winkel Family of the Hague ; described in Nievvwenhuyscatalogue as Portrait dim Rabin ; Adrian Hope sale (p. 238). bi
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PICTURES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. Madonna, with the Infant Saviour in her arms,holding a pomegranate, and the infant St. Johnon the right, 23 x 17, 720 guineas ; D. Ghirlandaio,Madonna with the Infant Saviour, her left handholds a veil which crosses the Child, river sceneand buildings in the background, 34x22, 1,170guineas ; Filippo Lippi, St. Catherine with wheel,study from the picture of the Holy Family in theUffizi Gallery, 16 x 12, 450 guineas ; B. Montagna,Madonna and Child, 25x19, 200 guineas; andVandyck, Rinaldo and Armida, with river nymphand cupids, in grisaille, 22 x 16, 400 guineas—thependant picture, from Sir Robert Peels collection, isnow in the National Gallery. Pictures from othersources sold on the same day included Rembrandt,A Girl in a rich brown dress and white chemise,seated, with her hands crossed, signed, 31 x 26, 670guineas; Nattier, Portrait of a lady (? PrincessVictoire) of the Court of Louis XV. in gauze dress,pearls and gems, 21 x 17, 500 guineas; Pesellino,M

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